D&H = Horsepower People.
From small wood splitters and garden tractors to engines that power locomotives and ships, diesel and hydraulic mechanics are in high demand.
Ready to power up your future with a hands-on, high-demand skill set? Our Diesel and Hydraulic Mechanics program is your gateway to a successful career in the world of heavy machinery. Whether you’re interested in working on diesel engines, mastering hydraulic systems, or becoming an expert in industrial maintenance, this program gives you the tools and knowledge to thrive.
You’ll get down to business with real-world projects, working side-by-side with industry professionals who bring their experience straight to the shop floor. From understanding the intricacies of diesel engines to diagnosing and repairing complex hydraulic systems, this program is designed to sharpen your technical skills and problem-solving abilities—skills that are essential in today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world.
But it’s not just about learning the mechanics—you’ll gain hands-on experience through internships, live work projects, and equipment simulations that put your skills to the test. By the time you graduate, you’ll have a solid foundation in diesel and hydraulic systems and the confidence to tackle any challenge, whether you’re looking to join a leading company or start your own business.
If you’re ready to take the first step toward a dynamic and rewarding career, our Diesel and Hydraulic Mechanics program is where your journey begins. Get ready to make your mark on the world of heavy machinery!
Trucking. Shipping & Power Industries
Building skills. Then it's about ambition!
Repair or service a small diesel lawn tractor. Or a big one.
Fishing Boat.
Locomotive.
Generator.
Engine that powers a ship.
Diesel engines and hydraulics move and shape the world.
D&H 1 & 2
D & H 1 program is comprised of classroom and lab experiences designed to develop skills and attitudes for a safe working environment. Students learn basic and complex engine fundamentals such as, but not limited to: safety, gasoline engine fundamentals, the cooling system, lubrication system, valve mechanisms, pistons, crankshaft and connecting rod assemblies, fuel systems, standard transmissions, emissions and emission control devices, wheel alignment, and clutches. Units on hardware and measuring, hand tools and equipment, and electrical/electronic systems are also covered.
D & H 2 program continues
Potential Careers
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Diesel service technician. Diesel service technicians work primarily on large commercial vehicles like semi-trucks and buses, and repair any type of diesel engine.
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Heavy equipment diesel technician.
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Marine diesel technician.
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Small engine diesel technician.
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Fixed engine diesel technician.
A hydraulic mechanic can work in a shop, factory, or any other industrial environment. As a hydraulic mechanic, you disassemble and repair hydraulic pumps, motors, and related parts. Your responsibilities include troubleshooting equipment problems and identifying issues with hydraulic systems within larger machines.
